Guadalajara Jalisco
Although they had planned to finally host 12,000 fans this weekend there will be no people at Akron Stadium for Chivas vs. Matchday 8 Pumasas the Jalisco Government Health Board has determined that there are currently no public health conditions for the reopening of the property.
Despite the fact that a few weeks ago the Governor of Jalisco, Enrique Alfaro, gave Chivas and Atlas the hope that they could hold an audience in their respective fields, the Health Council has the final say on these issues in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
⚠️ After several days of working with the Board of Health, we made the decision to close the doors of the @Akron Stadium this Sunday vs. Cougars.
The health of our fans remains a priority and we will wait for the right time to do so #To see you again
– CHIVAS (@Chivas) February 24, 2021
Chivas vs América could be with fans
With the refusal to receive people in the stands for the university this weekend, the calendar seems ‘tailor-made’ so that Chivas can reopen their stadium against América in the National Classic on matchday 11, which is his next home commitment with consecutive departures to Querétaro and Mazatlán on days 9 and 10.
Atlas played against America without an audience
Just like the Guadalajara wanted to take advantage of Pumas’s visit to La Perla Tapatia to have box office income, valued at the time at Atlas the option to host people against a national team like AmericaAlthough the controversial game was played behind closed doors, it ended on the field 0-2 in favor of the Eagles and 3-0 for the Foxes at the counter due to misalignment of the capital.